1823 Heirs of Christian Winebrenner.
The Torch Light And Public Advertiser, Hagerstown, Maryland, April 8, 1823. [1]
1823 A newspaper announcement named Christian Winebrenner, David Winebrenner and Mary Daush, heirs of Sebastian Winebrenner; dated April 22, 1823.
… The Heirs & Devisees of Christian Winebrenner, deceased. … The bill further states, that the defendants, Christian Winebrenner, David Winebrenner and Mary Daush, heirs of Sebastian Winebrenner, Christian Winebrenner, Peter Winebrenner, Matthias Barnhiser and his wife, and John Snyder and Catharine his wife, reside out of the Maryland. Winebrenner
1839 The account of Christian Winebrenner's estate named Sebastiana Winebrenner, with no language stating that Sebastian was deceased. However, the Winebrenner genealogy by Gibbony reports that he was deceased at this time. [2]
Sebastian, dead at time estate was settled. His children were David S who lived in Philadelphia, and on whom we have practically no record. Also, Christian, who went to Miamisburg, Ohio, and whose grave there has been found. ... Then there was Mary whom the will says married a Darush. ...
Research Notes:
The notes below refer to Christian and David, sons of Sebastian Winebrenner, perhaps. Other documents naming David Winebrenner in Montgomery County, Ohio are in the notes for David [3], son of Christian, whose birth in 1803 is a better match to those documents than is David, son of Sebastian, who was likely already age 21 when Peter Becker wrote his will in 1817.
1817 David and Christian Winebrenner were each named as "meine Nifbruder" (nephew?) in the will of Peter Becker, of Montgomery County, Ohio. The will named item 1) wife Elizabeth, …, item 7) mein Nifbruder Christian Winebrenner … in Liberte … für $1. item 8) meinnen Nifbruder David Winebrenner ? in Philadelphia ? lot mit $1 … . The will was proved on November 14, 1817 and named executors Elizabeth Becker and Nifbruder Christian Winebrenner. [4]
1820 David Winebenner lived in Philadelphia New Market Ward, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 1 (16 thru 25); and females: 1 (10 thru 15) and 1 (16 thru 25). [5]
1820 Christian Winebrener lived in Liberty Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio in a household with males: 1 (under 10), 1 (16 thru 25), and 1 (26 thru 44); and females: 2 (under 10) and 1 (26 thru 44). Isaac Shively was listed on the same page of the census. [6]
1830 David Winebrinner lived in Philadelphia Locust Ward, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 1 (5 thru 9) and 1 (20 thru 29); and females: 3 (Under 5), 1 (5 thru 9), and 3 (20 thru 29). [7]
1830 Christian Winebrenner lived in Jefferson Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio in a household with males: 1 (5 thru 9), 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), 1 (20 thru 29), and 1 (30 thru 39); and females: 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), and 1 (30 thru 39). [8]
1832 Christian Winebrenner and Catharine Robinson were married on July 12 in Preble County, Ohio. (Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958)
1844 David Winebrener, perhaps a son of Christian, and Mary C. Staley were married on December 25 in Montgomery County, Ohio. (FHL film 001030835). [9]
1850 David Winebrenner (58, born in Maryland) lived in Philadelphia Locust Ward, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, in a household with Eliza Winebrenner (49), Allen Armstrong (25), Matilda Armstrong (24), Elizabeth S Winebrenner (20), Henry Clary Winebrenner (18), Allen W Armstrong (1), Maria Haker (23), and Margaret Shellindnie (22). [10]
1850 Christian Winebrenner (59, born in Maryland) lived in Miami, Montgomery County, Ohio, in a household with Catharine Winebrenner (46). Christian Winebrenner was a blacksmith. [11]
1850 David Winebrenner (born in Ohio) [perhaps a son of Christian] lived in Miami, Montgomery County, Ohio, in a household with Mary C Winebrenner (28), George Winebrenner (4), and Louisa Winebrenner (2). David Winebrenner was a potter. Perhaps David was a son of Christian. [12]
1853 Elizabeth S. Winebrener and Robert Thompson were married on April 12 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. [13]
1855 David Winebrenner was appointed postmaster in Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. [14]
1856 David Winebrenner, perhaps a son of Christian, died on March 3. He was born on November 21, 1822. [15]
1860 Christian Winebrenner died on October 3 at age 69Y 9M 9D and was buried at Hillgrove Cemetery, Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. Christian Winebrenner was born in 1791. [16] [17]
The grave marker was moved from Community Cemetery (Miamisburg Library Park currently) in 1891, as were most all of these early burials.
1860 D Winebrenner (age 66, born in Maryland) lived in Philadelphia Ward 8, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, in a household with Eliza Winebrenner (59), H C Winebrenner (28), Mary Winebrenner (24), and Matilda Winebrenner (9/12). D Winebrenner was a gentleman. [18]
1860 Eliza Thompson (age 31, born in Pennsylvania) lived in Philadelphia Ward 8, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, in a household with Robt Thompson (35), Lizzie Thompson (1), Allen Armstrong (11), Maria Huber (30), Kate Dougherty (17), Mary Cannon (22), Maggie McAdam (22), and Kate Cameron (24). [19]
1862 The estate of Christian Winebrenner was proved on April 11 in Montgomery County, Ohio. The records listed distributions to widow Catharine and to George A. Grove guardian of Geo. M, Louisa M, and David M. Winebrenner and to grand-children Geo M. & C.B. Maxwell and to Geo. M. Maxwell guardian of Gina & Phebe Maxwell and to Mary June Baldwin and James Taylor, Geo Taylor and Charles Taylor. Several receipts (image 511) named John B. Huber administrator for Christian Winebrenner and one document (image 508) mentioned John B. Huber deceased. [20]
1868 Eliza Winebrenner died on December 16 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. [21]
1870 David Winebrener (age 76, born in Maryland) lived in Philadelphia Ward 8 District 23, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, in a household with Robt Thompson (42), Elizabeth Thompson (40), Lizzie D Thompson (13), Mary Winebrener (30), Tillie Winebrener (10), John H Winebrener (7), A W Armstrong (21), Dane Alcorn (24), Mary Develin (22), and Ellen Harthorn (21). David Winebrener was a gentleman. [22]
1876 David Winebrener, widowed merchant, died on September 28 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was buried at Mount Vernon Cemetery. David Winebrener was born in 1791. [23] [24]
1872 The will of David Winebrenner was dated on June 27 in Philadelphia. A codicil was dated March 27, 1875. The will was in probate on September 28, 1876. The will named niece Maria H. Huber [perhaps a relative of John B. Huber, named in the 1862 estate of brother Christian]. The residual was to be divided among (the fractions don't add up?) son David S Winebrenner (1/5), daughter Caroline H. Edgerton (1/5), deceased son Henry C Winebrenner children Matilda and John Henry Winebrenner (1/5?), daughter Elizabeth S. Thompson and her daughter (only child) Elizabeth D. Thompson (1/5), Mary Winebrenner widow of deceased son Henry C. Winebrenner (1/5), grandson Allen W. Armstrong (1/10). Son David S. Winebrenner and friend David Faust were named as executors. A codicil to the will mentioned the wife of grandson Allen W. Armstrong. [25]
1881 Robert Thompson died in 1881 in Pennsylvania. Robert Thompson was buried on February 16, 1881 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. [26] [27] [28]
1912 Elizabeth S Thompson died on May 22 in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth S Thompson was buried on May 25, 1912 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth S Thompson was born on February 22, 1830, child of David Winebrenner and Eliza Simon. [29] [30] [31]
[1] The Torch Light And Public Advertiser, Hagerstown, Maryland, April 8, 1823, page 4, [NewspapersClip].
[2] Arthur G. Gibbony, Winebrenner Genealogy (1942, Reprinted 1961 by James B Edsall), 8, [InternetArchive].
[3] Janet and Robert Wolfe, Genealogy Page for David, son of Christian, [JRWolfeGenealogy].
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